The Kansas Jayhawks marched into DKR and beat Texas in a 57-56 in an overtime thriller. It would not be an understatement to call that one of the craziest games in college football history.
Texas has now dropped five straight games for the first time since 1956. One year before Darrell Royal was hired.
Entering the game, Kansas had lost 56 straight conference road games. A streak that has lasted 13 years.
The night could not have gone any worse for Texas. They turned the ball over four times on two strip-sacks and two interceptions. One was taken back for a touchdown.
Kansas scored three touchdowns in the final two and a half minutes of the first half to take a commanding 35-14 halftime lead.
Texas charged back in the second half to tie the game up on a Cade Brewer touchdown with only 22 seconds left.
Both teams would trade touchdowns to start overtime but Kansas head coach Lance Leipold would send his team out for the game-deciding two-point conversion.
The play felt like slow motion. Kansas quarterback Jalon Daniels scrambled to his right, then threw to his fullback Jared Casey, who had not caught a pass all season. Casey hauled in the pass capping off one of the biggest upsets in college football history.
Here are five takeaways from a historic night in Austin: